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What are the system requirements for the Xenetech Graphic Workstation?  

Asked in Computers & Technology at 5:22 PM on November 21, 2007

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minimum system requirements in order to run the Xenetech Graphic Workstation 32 bit software. * Processor: Pentium - 266 MHZ or better. * Memory: 32 meg. * *Operating System: Windows 98, ME, 2000 NT and XP. * Monitor: 15" color monitor. * Hard Drive: 4 gig or larger. * Floppy Drive: 1.44mb. * CD-ROM: 32x or better. * Ports: 1 Parallel, 2 Serial. * Modem: 56K x 2 Send/Receive Fax Modem or better. * Backup: Tape, Cartridge, Zip Drive, or R/W CD Drive. * PCI Slot: At least one PCI slot. Any specifications not listed here can be decided upon by the customer or computer supplier. We do recommend that you contact your reputable local dealer for any computer purchases. They are more than welcome to call and speak to one of our technicians for specifications and settings.

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